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Disadvantaged Wirral pupils scored lower than their peers at GCSE

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Department for Education figures show disadvantaged children in Wirral secondary schools received an average score of 32.3 out of 90 points for ‘Attainment 8’ in 2022-23. Their peers achieved a much higher score of 50.9. Disadvantaged pupils include pupils known to be eligible for free school meals in any of the spring, autumn or summer terms.

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Disadvantaged Wirral pupils scored lower than their peers at GCSE

Disadvantaged pupils from Wirral secondary schools performed worse across eight key subjects than their peers, new figures show.

2 years ago·Merseyside, United Kingdom

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Wirral Globe broke the news in Merseyside, United Kingdom 2 years ago on Monday, November 6, 2023.

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